The key answers about Antalya Airport: getting there, terminal, car hire, taxis, parking and flights, concise and quotable.
Fraport TAV Antalya, a joint venture of the German airport group Fraport and the Turkish group TAV Airports, operates the terminals of Antalya Airport. The airport itself belongs to the Turkish State Airports Authority (DHMİ), which awarded the joint venture a new 25-year operating period running from January 2027 to the end of 2051.
About 39.1 million passengers used Antalya Airport in 2025, the highest figure in the airport's history, after about 38.1 million in 2024. Around 32.1 million of the passengers in 2025 were on international flights, which makes Antalya Airport the second-largest airport in Türkiye by international traffic, according to the operator.
Three passenger terminals serve Antalya Airport: International Terminal 1, International Terminal 2 and the Domestic Terminal. Terminal 1 and the Domestic Terminal are connected to each other, while Terminal 2 stands about 2.5 km further along the airport road. The operator also lists a General Aviation Terminal and separate VIP and CIP buildings.
Terminal 2 is the terminal the operator's airline list showed for British Airways, easyJet, Jet2.com, TUI and Wizz Air UK when we checked on 15 November 2026. Terminal allocation can change between seasons, so confirm the terminal on your booking or in the operator's airline list shortly before you fly.
A free ring shuttle runs every 20 minutes in both directions between the Domestic Terminal and Terminal 1 on one side and Terminal 2 on the other, according to the operator. The shuttle stops are in front of the departures areas. The distance is about 2.5 km, roughly five minutes by road, and taxis also cover the hop.
About 13 km separate Antalya Airport from the centre of Antalya, which lies to the south-west. The operator gives the drive along the D400 highway as approximately 20 minutes; allow longer in the evening rush hour and on summer changeover days.
Yes, the AntRay tram links Antalya Airport with the city centre at Meydan, the intercity bus terminal and Fatih. The fare is paid with an Antalyakart or by tapping a contactless bank card at the turnstile; timetables are shown in the Antalyakart app and on the website of the municipal operator Antalya Ulaşım.
An Antalyakart or a contactless bank or credit card is needed, because the tram and the city buses do not take cash. Turkish press reported a full fare of 42 TL with the Antalyakart and 54 TL with a bank card after the tariff decision of August 2026; treat both figures as approximate. Children under seven travel free with a parent on the tram.
Yes, the Havaş airport coach connects Antalya Airport with Konyaaltı on the west side of the city, and municipal buses run to the intercity bus terminal and the city. According to a timetable listing of November 2026 the Havaş coach leaves from the Domestic Terminal after domestic arrivals, takes about 45 minutes and costs about 230 TL; Havaş itself shows current fares only in its booking tool.
Taxi stands are located in front of the arrivals exits of all terminals at Antalya Airport. The taxis belong to the airport's official cooperative, the drivers carry airport identification tags, and a fare signboard stands near each rank.
The meter decides: taxis in Antalya charge an opening fee plus a price per kilometre set by the municipality. Turkish press reported about 50 TL per kilometre and a minimum of 200 TL for short trips after the tariff decision of August 2026. Because lira fares change often, read the fare signboard at the rank for the current price to your resort.
About 30 to 40 minutes is the usual drive from Antalya Airport to Belek, about one hour to Side and about two hours to Alanya. Lara is about 20 minutes away and Kemer about one hour. These are approximate times in normal traffic along the D400 coast road.
Yes, some local companies in Antalya hand over cars against a debit card or cash, and some cars are offered with no deposit, according to our partner's comparison. The international brands at Antalya Airport normally still ask for a credit card in the main driver's name.
A UK licence alone is not enough according to the UK government's travel advice: drivers need either a 1968 International Driving Permit or a UK licence notarised in Turkish. The permit is bought in the UK before travel and cannot be obtained abroad.
No, British citizen passport holders can visit Türkiye without a visa for up to 90 days in any 180-day period, according to the UK government. The passport must be valid for at least 150 days from the day of arrival and have one blank page.
140 TL is the charge for up to one hour in the open car parks at Terminal 1, Terminal 2 and the Domestic Terminal, and 500 TL for 12 to 24 hours, according to the operator's fee calculator on 15 November 2026. The multi-storey car park costs 220 TL for the first hour and 690 TL for a day.
Yes, one hour of free Wi-Fi is available in all terminals of Antalya Airport, including the arrivals and departures halls. The PIN code comes from the Wi-Fi kiosks in the halls and requires a mobile phone number, identity card or passport; the lounges offer unlimited access.
Yes, luggage lockers are located in the arrivals hall of the Domestic Terminal at Antalya Airport, according to the operator. Baggage wrapping is offered around the clock for a fee in the departure halls of Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.
Yes, the operator sells three lounge products at Antalya Airport: Comfort, Elite and Premium. The Comfort lounge offers a buffet, soft drinks, Wi-Fi and a smoking terrace with an apron view; Elite adds dedicated check-in and security, and Premium includes a private entrance and a car transfer across the apron.
No, antalya-airport.eu is an independent information site with no connection to Fraport TAV Antalya, the Turkish State Airports Authority or any airline. Binding information on flights, terminals, baggage and security comes only from the operator and the airlines.
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